Love it or hate it, it’s the “holidays” and if you’re not in the spirit yet, perhaps these mailboxes will inspire you.

From the Ed Witles collection:

And from Teresa M.

I just recently purchased and painted a mailbox planter that sits on top of my mailbox and attaches underneath. I have decorated it for Thanksgiving and will be changing it out for Christmas. It’s a great idea and I look forward to spring when I can plant it in real annuals. If interested you can find it at creativemailboxplanters.com It is made of an eco-friendly plastic so it should last for several years to come.

Thanks Teresa and Mr. Witles for sharing your Turkey day mailboxes with us.

Lunkapunks Lady sent in a picture of thier mailbox with the following note:

Ya think we’re into Motorcycles from lookin @ our mailbox? The mailbox was drawn & painted by Us & the Indian Bike on post was our grandaughters Lil Indian which bit the dust so we revamped it to use on top of the post…Not hard to give directions to OUR HOG PEN

Finally!  A new addition to the Witle’s mailbox collection.  I love dragons…

Can’t forget to include a mailbox for the other side:

You can get this one from Mailboxes and Stuff.

Since this week is the Democratic National Convention, you can show your support by buying one of these:

From somewhere like Pinehill Woodcrafts or Mailboxes and Stuff.

Just a note, I don’t care who you’re voting for and I likely won’t approve any political commentary.  This is a blog about crazy mailboxes, not Presidential canidates.

Here’s a picture of our street after Tropical Storm Fay:

My in-laws recently took a trip to the New England area where they visited Punxsutawney Phil and found this crazy robot mailbox!

From Rob in Cedar Springs, Michigan

Sometimes Michiganders can take their love of deer hunting a little TOO far.

Kathy from the Junk Drawer follows up her floral “beauty”:

This one was found in Bethlehem Township, PA. This house was a total dump. They had all manner of garbage in the front yard, arranged in a way I think they thought was “artsy.” There was also a deer head mounted on the front porch (sending that picture as well). I hurried to take these pictures, since I wasn’t sure when or whether the owner would come outside with a rifle and shoo (or shoot) me away.

What I do for Ugly Mailbox.com.

I do appreciate your efforts for my blogging pleasure! This is a great find.

Kathy from the The Junk Drawer describes this one perfectly:

This mailbox was found in Easton, Pennsylvania. The flowers are, of course, artificial. It reminds me of what happens to a bride-to-be at her shower, where her guests make her wear all the gift bows attached to a paper plate on her head.